docs: use python to highlight requirements and use more content tabs (#6549)
## Summary It appears that using `python` for code blocks containing requirements works quite well.   Also using more content tabs for cases where we need to differentiate macOS/Linux from Windows. ## Test Plan Local run of the documentation.
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uv installation differs depending on the platform:
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=== "Unix"
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=== "Linux"
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```yaml title="example.yml"
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name: Example on Unix
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name: Example on Linux
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jobs:
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uv-example-linux:
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It is considered best practice to pin to a specific uv version, e.g., with:
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=== "Unix"
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=== "Linux"
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```yaml title="example.yml"
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name: Example on Unix
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name: Example on Linux
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jobs:
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uv-example-linux:
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